Aim TTi LCR400 Manuel D'instructions page 21

Binning Commands
BINCLEAR
BINNOM <nr1>,<nrf>
BINNOM? <nr1>
LIMHI <nr1>,<nrf>
LIMHI? <nr1>
LIMLO <nr1>,<nrf>
LIMLO? <nr1>
SORTON
SORTOFF
System Commands
RST
RCL<nr1>
SAV<nr1>
Status Commands
*LRN?
LRN
<character data>
Miscellaneous Commands
*IDN
?
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Clears the nominal values and limits of all the bins; this has the effect of also
turning off Sort, should it be selected.
Sets the nominal of Bin <nr1> to value <nrf>; <nr1> can be 0 to 8 (9 is the
general fail bin). Note that Bin 8 is always the minor term bin (Q, D or R)
The nominal value <nrf> relates to the function selected at the time the first bin
is defined; further bins defined relate to the same function. Selecting Sort will
force that selected function.
If no nominal value is set for a bin, the nominal value for the next lowest bin
will automatically be used. The lowest numbered active bin must have its
nominal value set; Bin 0 must always be set for binning to be enabled.
Returns the nominal value of bin <nr1> in the form <nrf><rmt>.
Sets the upper limit of Bin <nr1> to <nrf>%. The upper limit must be set
before the lower limit.
Returns the upper limit of Bin <nr1>.
Sets the lower limit of Bin <nr1> to <nrf>%. The lower limit must be set below
the upper limit (which must have been set first). If no lower limit is set the
instrument will use the negative of the upper limit, i.e. the limits will be
symmetrical about the nominal.
Returns the lower limit of Bin <nr1>.
Note: Limits may be set for bins with no nominal value; the nominal used will
be that of the next lowest bin which has a nominal set.
Enables binning (sort). Enabling sort forces the measurement function
associated with the binning set-up. Sort can only be enabled if at least one bin
has been defined.
Disables binning (sort).
Resets the instrument to the power-up default settings.
Recalls the instrument set–up contained in store number <nr1>. Valid store
numbers are 0 - 9. Recalling store 0 sets all parameters to the power-up
default settings. An attempt to recall from a store which has not been
previously loaded with a set–up will cause an error.
Saves the complete instrument set–up in store number <nr1>. Valid store
numbers are 1 – 9.
Returns the complete set up of the instrument as a hexadecimal character
data block. The syntax of the response is LRN <data><rmt>.
To re-install the set–up return the block exactly as received, including the LRN
header at the beginning of the block, see below. The settings in the
instrument are not affected by execution of the *LRN? command.
Install data from a previous *LRN? command. Note that the LRN header is
provided by the *LRN? response block.
Returns the instrument identification. The exact response is determined by the
instrument configuration and is of the form <NAME>,<model>, 0,<version><rmt>
where <NAME> is the manufacturer's name, <model> defines the type of
instrument and <version> is the revision level of the software installed.